Taylor could be Chargers' starting QB, Lynn says

-- In his first comments since the Los Angeles Chargers announced a mutual parting of ways with longtime quarterback Philip Rivers, head coach Anthony Lynn said Tyrod Taylor, last year's backup, could have an opportunity to earn the starting job in 2020.Lynn recently signed a one-year contract extension that puts him with the Chargers through the 2021 season, according to a source."Tyrod Taylor is a heck of a quarterback," Lynn told AM 570 LA Sports. The Chargers also have another mobile quarterback, Easton Stick, a fifth-round selection from last year's draft.In his last full season as a starter, Taylor turned it over just six times in 2017, leading the Buffalo Bills to the postseason for the first time in 18 years.Taylor also helped the Bills lead the league with 2,630 rushing yards in 2016 when Lynn was his offensive coordinator."There are some guys that can win from the pocket, but when you look around the league, most of these guys are mobile quarterbacks that can move," Lynn told 570 AM, when asked what style of quarterback he prefers.